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Spring 2021
Support for
residents page 4
Supporting young
people page 5
Help make your York Vaccination
property flood Centre page 8
resilient page 10
our.city@york.gov.uk
www.york.gov.uk
My covid story
- let’s keep working
together York
People in York have been telling their stories to remind us all
to carry on staying safe and following Hands, Face, Space.
#keepworkingtogetherYork
My Covid Story
We see a lot of patients
not survive this horrible
disease, and the heart-
breaking impact on
their families.
Elaine, Nurse
Let’s do what York does best and
work together to keep fighting
the virus. For more powerful
stories about the impact of
covid please visit:
york.gov.uk/MyCovidStory
2 Our City | Spring 2021
Steve and Hattie of York
Supper Collective
Thank you
On 31 January 2020, the first
Coronavirus cases in the UK
were recorded in York. Since
those cases were declared,
the pandemic has impacted
every aspect of life, at a great
cost.
Yet, the way York responded in the early days Exceptional challenges in 2020 included:
of the crisis laid the foundation for the city’s • S tewarding or marshalling (incl symptom-
continued response. free testing and vaccination centres)
Communities came together, neighbours • Supporting community hubs
helped each other and businesses adapted to
keep safe. • Food distribution
At time of printing, the case rates in the city • Doorstep natters
have fallen substantially following a sharp • Wellbeing telephone calls
rise. However they are still too high, and
the council is reminding everyone of the We are all immensely grateful for the support
importance of staying at home where possible, of our volunteers over the past year and we
to protect the NHS and save lives. thank everyone in advance for their help in
We thank everyone for their huge efforts the year ahead.
throughout the year to keep the people we *figure taken from recent City of York Council survey
love safe. on volunteering. Based on percentage of respondents
to survey.
A specially big thank you to
york’s volunteers
Following a call for volunteers in 2020 we
have been overwhelmed with the generosity Ready to help?
of the residents of York, with an estimated Anyone interested in volunteering
71%* of people in our city now offering some with York’s voluntary and community
form of unpaid help. sectors can do so with York CVS’s new
volunteer centre:
www.yorkcvs.org.uk/volunteers
01904 621 133
york.gov.uk @CityofYork /cityofyork 3
Accelerating Recovery:
Support for
residents
If you are suffering financial Additional support
hardship as a result of An additional £100,000 has been made
coronavirus there's support available for 200 discretionary payments of
available for all who need it. £500 to York residents who are required
to self-isolate but don’t meet the full
Track & trace payment Government criteria.
If your earnings are affected by self-isolating We will accept applications from working
when you are told to do so by NHS Test and adults living with parents and from York-
Trace, you may be entitled to a one off £500 based full-time students with jobs who are
payment. www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus- experiencing financial hardship because they
covid-19/testing-and-tracing have been told to self-isolate.
www.york.gov.uk/selfisolate
self-isolationsupport@york.gov.uk
Help, when you need it For help to claim any of the help above or for
more advice on sources of support in the city:
If you’re struggling to manage, or you don’t www.york.gov.uk/BenefitsAdvice
have any support, but need it because of 01904 551556.
COVID-19, the council’s helpline is here
to help you through this difficult time.
covid19help@york.gov.uk
01904 551550
4 Our City | Spring 2021 The sun shining on Heworth high street
Accelerating Recovery:
Supporting
young people
Please don't suffer in silence
The past year has been really tough. Papyrus: Support for people feeling suicidal
Lockdowns, restrictions, home-schooling papyrus-uk.org
and loneliness all stirring up so many feelings. 0800 068 4141
We’ve pulled together a list of specialist
organisations who can help. Childline: Free private and confidential
Don’t bottle it up, speak to someone today. service where you can talk about anything
childline.org.uk
York Mind: One-to-one counselling by 0800 1111
telephone or video-link for 16 to 25-year-olds
yorkmind.org.uk More mental health resources
office@yorkmind.org.uk yor-ok.org.uk/families/Local%20Offer/
01904 643364 mental-health.htm
Lockdown support for school pupils
Young Minds: Coronavirus advice
www.york.gov.uk/downloads/
and mental health support
LockdownSupportCYP
youngminds.org.uk
Changing Lives – to support
your own recovery
Don’t Miss
Changing Lives is a charity that helps people
facing difficulties with drugs and alcohol.
Whichever stage you are on in your recovery Brain-building
journey, whether you are looking to access activities for
support or are already in recovery, we can 0-2 year olds
support you on your way with tailored,
specialist services, including day programmes ‘Look, say sing play’ is a joint scheme
and clinical support. by NSPCC and City of York Council
that provides tips and hints on fun ways
changing-lives.org.uk/services/drug-alcohol to help your child’s brain develop and
York@changing-lives.org.uk strengthen your bond with them.Visit
Blossom street: 01904 464680 www.york.gov.uk/LSSP and sign up to a
Oaktrees: 01904 621776 weekly newsletter.
york.gov.uk @CityofYork /cityofyork 5
Accelerating Recovery:
Supporting take care of them is to take care of you.
#FeelRealYork is here to show you that its
businesses ok not to be ok.You can get hints and tips for
emotional fitness, and access support for you
and your colleagues from a range of experts.
www.livewellyork.co.uk/FeelRealYork
We know you’re facing
an unprecedented set of Supporting skills growth in the city
challenges, so we’re working A new City Skills and Employment Board has
with partners to offer been created by City of York Council and
unprecedented levels of our partners to make sure the right training
support. and skills opportunities are available over the
next ten years to help and support the city’s
The council has distributed over £140m of recovery, and help residents improve their
grants and rates relief so far, and the support employment options.
goes beyond cash grants. Whatever challenge
you’re facing; from cashflow problems, Get support today
emotional health issues or adapting to Help is already available for anyone wanting
changing markets. To see what help is available: to improve their employment opportunities.
www.york.gov.uk/BusinessSupport With a wide range of free courses, from
brushing up on your maths or digital skills
Taking care of your mental fitness - to finding out more about starting your
#FeelRealYork own business, and information about the
As a business owner in 2021 you’re busy training and support options locally, including
caring about your own family, your colleagues apprenticeships.
and your supply chain. The best way to www.york.gov.uk/LetsBeYorkSkills
6 Our City | Spring 2021 Duttons for Buttons in York
Accelerating Recovery:
Back York By supporting York to continue as a
council in its own right, the council and
to retain its residents have agreed:
own council
•
To protect York’s historical identity
•
To continue to keep local decision making
•
To protect residents from service
Following the recent devolution deals for disruption and a significant rise in council
South & West Yorkshire, discussions are tax, with no corresponding service
currently taking place with the Government improvements (above any as a result of
regarding a potential devolution deal for our covid-19)
city and region.
•
To recognise the City of York’s geography
A devolution deal for York and North is distinctly different to its surrounding,
Yorkshire could potentially unlock significant mostly rural and coastal areas
investment in the region, including investment
in York’s transport infrastructure, low-carbon •
To continue to prioritise the city’s recovery
technologies, more affordable housing and from the pandemic
major schemes, like York Central. •
To continue to support a successful,
If conversations between the Councils and sustainable city, recognised as one of the
Government progress well, a governance best places to live in the UK.
review will be required to take place, including
a full consultation, which will provide residents
and businesses a further opportunity to
comment before decisions are made at
Executive and then, Full Council.
Two proposals have been submitted:
•
One which merges all district & borough
councils together in North Yorkshire
County Council, with City of York Council
and its current unitary authority footprint
kept intact.
•
One which proposes merging all councils,
including York, into two new councils on an
East West split model.
Residents Back York
Back York
Following independent research, conducted
You can find more information
in 2020, we have seen overwhelming support
on Devolution, local government
from residents for keeping our unitary
restructure and our Back York
authority footprint the same.
campaign online.
www.york.gov.uk/BackYork
york.gov.uk @CityofYork /cityofyork 7
Accelerating Recovery:
Vaccines being administered at
the York vaccination centre
York •
Please don’t contact the NHS to seek a
vaccine, we will contact you
vaccination •
When we do contact you, please book
your appointment
centre •
Please come at your appointment time and
try not to come early
•
Have your booking reference handy and
York residents have been wear your mask
receiving their vaccination at
•
Continue to follow all the guidance - hand
the Askham Bar site, which
hygiene and social distancing in particular -
has now been extended to to control the virus and save lives.
include the NHS vaccination
centre for people within a To find out more about what to expect when
45-minute drive. coming to the York Vaccination Centre.
www.nimbuscare.co.uk
The centre is supported by local volunteers,
working alongside healthcare workers
and operational staff. It is managed by
Nimbuscare, a group of 11 local GP Practices.
People will be invited to book in for their Symptom free testing
vaccination by the NHS or by their local GP 1 in 3 people with covid won’t show any
Practice. The priority groups for vaccination symptoms, but can still pass on the virus.
are determined by the Joint Committee on If you’re still visiting your workplace, are
Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI). a carer or an eligible student or staff
York people have an important part to play to you could get regular free testing. Find
help us deliver the vaccine effectively to those out if you’re eligible and book a test at:
who need it most. york.gov.uk/SymptomFreeCOVIDTest
8 Our City | Spring 2021
Community Stories:
Discover local Shop local
grocery and food Throughout the pandemic many of us have
looked local to get those essential items, as
deliveries options well as a few tasty treats.
With the best Yorkshire has to offer it’s not
To support residents across the city through hard to see why. Now, as we look to get back
lockdowns, restrictions and changing guidance to normal these businesses need our support
Live Well York has compiled an accessible list more than ever.
of all the restaurants, pubs and cafes that are
offering takeaways and delivery. Fresh food in the city centre
With nearly 70 venues offering delicious Head to the Shambles Market, the home of
food to enjoy in your own home from fully the city’s largest collection of independent
prepared meals to specific vegetable and traders, where essential goods are still on
ingredient deliveries, tasty treats and more offer, served in a socially distanced and
you are sure to find something to suit all responsible manner.
tastes in your house.
More suppliers are joining regularly, and
you can find the list here: Support local
livewellyork.co.uk/LocalGroceryDelivery and buy online
If you don’t have internet access and would The #LoveYork Virtual Market is an
like a list of food suppliers, please contact online platform where many of the
Customer Services on Tel: 01904 551550 city’s well-known independent retailers
have set up virtual shop – selling their
products directly to you online.
www.visityork.org/whats-on/
loveyork-virtual-market
Delicious fresh produce
york.gov.uk at Shambles /cityofyork
@CityofYork Market 9
Community Stories: Flood defences in action in York
Help
make your
property
flood
resilient
A new website with The website also signposts you to information
information and advice to to help you better understand your property’s
flood risk, and where to find the most up-to-
make sure that if the worse
date information on flooding information.
does happen your property
www.yorkshirefloodresilience.co.uk
is flood resilient has been
launched, helping you reduce Yorkshire Flood Resilience is one of three
Flood Resilience Community Pathfinder
flood damage for a speedier
Projects nationally that have been funded by
recovery. the Department for the Environment, Food
and Rural Affairs (Defra).
With real life case studies from people who
have adapted their properties to be flood
resilient, together with clear explanations
about how you can do the same, the website
is designed to be a user-friendly and helpful COVID safe
hub of practical information. winter weather
Hear from industry experts on everything This winter, the council responded to
from flood insurance to new building freezing temperatures and rising river
materials. levels in a COVID-safe way. Protecting
homes and businesses, flood defences
were installed earlier than normal to
ensure operations could continue safely.
10 Our City | Spring 2021Help us shape York’s future
Here are just some of the many ways
you can shape the decisions which #Ask TheLeaders
affect you, and hear the views of others Facebook Q&A
from across York.
Your direct access to decisions In 2020 we held our first Facebook Live
and leaders Q&A, giving residents the chance to ask
All the big decisions about the city and questions directly to the key decision
the people who proudly live here are makers in the city.
made by the council’s Executive. We have now held more than 20 Q&As,
Meeting are streamed online via the covering topics including public health
Council’s YouTube channel live and all and COVID restrictions to business
the reports are published in advance. support and grants, education and
Anyone is allowed to register to speak emotional wellbeing. With the videos
on a decision, so your voice can be reaching over 130,000 people and
heard on a subject important to you. hundreds of questions answered on the
most important issues.
You can find out what meetings and
decisions are coming up, and watch all With the success of these sessions, we
previous meetings at: are hoping to continue regular sessions
as way for you to get your questions
www.york.gov.uk/local-democracy
answered directly.
For the most up to date information on
upcoming Ask the Leaders event visit
www.york.gov.uk/AskTheLeaders
york.gov.uk @CityofYork /cityofyork 11Everyone will benefit from Census 2021
Understanding the needs of the nation
helps everyone from councils and health
Have you
authorities to central government to plan
and fund public services across England
and Wales. Census data informs where
got your billions of pounds of public funding is spent,
on services like transport, education and
census health – on road repairs, schools and dental
surgeries.
letter? Information from the census is also
important in helping lots of other people
and organisations do their work.
Results will be available within 12 months,
although personal records will be locked
away for 100 years, kept safe for future
The census is a once- generations.
in-a-decade survey
that gives us the most You should now be receiving letters
with online codes explaining how you
accurate estimate of all the can complete the forms (or you can also
people and households in request a paper questionnaire if you’d
England and Wales. It has prefer to complete your census that way.)
been carried out every If you don’t get a letter in the next couple
decade since 1801, with of weeks, please get in touch with the
the exception of 1941. census contact centre.
Local census support centres will be open
while the census is happening. Staff will
offer help for people not confident online,
who don’t have a computer or need help
completing on paper.
For more information:
census.gov.uk
0800 141 2021
12 Our City | Spring 2021St Helen's square looking beautiful in the sunshine
Census facts
At the time of the
last census…
•
More than 45,000 of you used a car
or van to drive to work, although over
17,500 walked to work
•
198,051 people lived in the York,
including 22,669 students •
York was made up of 252 different
ethnicities
•
30 people worked as road
construction operatives •
Other than the UK, Poland was the
top country of birth, with Polish the
•
There were 974 food, drink and most popular language other than
tobacco process operatives English or Welsh, spoken by 1,577
of you
•
Home to the famous street the
Shambles, there were 6,317 sales and •
There were 577 households with
retail assistants 2 or more families
york.gov.uk @CityofYork /cityofyork 13Join our big
conversation and share
your views on York
You can get involved What we will talk about
in a range of surveys, •
Our response & priorities to the
online workshops, recovery
discussions hosted on •
The climate emergency and our
social media and – when Climate Strategy
restrictions are lifted – in •
How we move around the city
communities. through the Local Transport Plan and
our One Year Recovery Transport
Strategy
•
Defining an exciting future for our
city centre and district centres
•
Where we live and work, what jobs
are available
•
How we make sure York’s economy
works for all residents
To find out
more visit
www.york.gov.uk/OurBigConversation
/cityofyork
@CityofYork
14 Our City | Spring 2021Cleaner, Greener:
York community
woodland starting
to take roots
Work to create a new community woodland
within York’s boundary, west of the A1237
Thundertruck
at Knapton, which could see 50,000 trees
planted by 2023, has taken an important step
forward.
This community woodland will become part Meet Thundertruck
of the wider White Rose Forest which will
span North & West Yorkshire, feeding into the
plans for a wider Northern Forest. Creating You may have already spotted the
a long term and sustainable impact in health newest addition to our waste fleet on a
and wellbeing, as well as new green jobs. street near you.
Thundertruck joins our waste fleet
Share Your Woodland Walk Memories family, powered by waste to help collect
We will soon be sharing plans of what the waste! Any waste that can't be recycled
community woodland could look like and is burned, providing us with energy to
would like to hear your thoughts and ideas for power our growing fleet.
what could be included.
Your input will
help us define
Zero carbon homes
the overall move forward
vision for the
woodland.
110 new Passivhaus homes will
start construction later this year at
Burnholme and Duncombe Barracks.
Designed by Stirling Prize-winning
architect Mikhail Riches, the two
developments will focus on fostering
a greater sense of community and
wellbeing, building on York’s pioneering
housing heritage.
Keep up to date City of York Council is committed that a
/cityofyork minimum of 40% of the ultra-low energy
properties will be for social rent or
@cityofyork
shared ownership – twice the amount
yorkcommunitywoodland@york.gov.uk required. Revenue from the market sale
www.york.gov.uk/open-spaces/york homes will be used to support the total
community-woodland development costs.
york.gov.uk @CityofYork /cityofyork 15World-class infrastructure:
Castle gateway York central
update update
A new generation of jobs, housing, leisure
and cultural facilities for York have moved
a step closer, as early site clearance
works are now taking place on the York
Central site.
The site clearance works will prepare
the area for the infrastructure works to
unlock the 42 hectare site, which will
provide up to 2500 new homes; up to
1.2 million square feet of commercial
development as well as vastly improved
Castle Mills visitor access experience at the National
Planning approval was granted in December Railway Museum.
2020 to build 106 new homes, including 20
new council homes. The development will also The area has enterprise zone status and
deliver a new riverside park and a pedestrian/ will provide around 6500 new jobs and a
cycle bridge over the River Foss and the sale £1.2bn boost to the local economy.
of apartments will contribute to the wider
The work has been approved as part of
masterplan of the Castle Gateway.
the planning approval on the site, which
included a detailed assessment of the
Work at Clifford’s Tower heritage value of the buildings. More
than 300 mature trees will be planted
English Heritage are undertaking conservation during the next phases of infrastructure
work and improvements to the visitor works, while the development also
experience. The project is expected to be includes the largest park in the city
completed in summer 2021. for 100 years and areas to encourage
biodiversity.
Join the
conversation
This spring the council will launch the next phase of My Castle Gateway, This will
engage residents in the design of the new public space around Clifford’s Tower and the
Eye of York, which will replace Castle Car Park.You can see the latest plans online at:
www.york.gov.uk/CastleGatewayMasterPlanLatest
Make sure your voice is heard by signing up to be part of the My Castle Gateway
conversation at mycastlegateway.org/contact or follow the latest news on social media
– search ‘My Castle Gateway.’
16 Our City | Spring 2021World-class infrastructure:
St George’s
Field Car Park
A new multi-storey car park and improved
coach park with new landscaping and a new
cycle route through to Piccadilly received
planning approval in January 2021. Following
further work now getting underway on a car
parking strategy for the city centre, Executive
will make a final decision on the proposal later
this year. If it goes ahead, the proposal will
replace two large surface level car parks with
a modern car park that will be accessible in Healthy Start
times of flood.
If you’re getting Healthy Start vouchers,
did you know you can also get free
York’s european links vitamins? Just ask your midwife or health
still going strong visitor where to get them.
www.healthystart.nhs.uk
York has had twinning relationships with Dijon 0845 6076823
in France since 1953 and Münster in Germany
since 1957. Over the years, these bonds
have inspired people to share their cultures, Vitamin D boost
creating a new understanding and forming
lasting friendships.
Vitamin D is essential for good health
Now, the York–Münster Twinning Association and bone and muscle health. The NHS
and their new chair, Ursula Lanyers, is keen are offering free vitamin D supplements
to reach out to York residents to continue to to those on the clinically extremely
strengthen this special link. vulnerable list and those in residential
york-muenster.weebly.com and nursing care homes in England. If you
/YorkMuensterTwinning are eligible you will have received a letter
offering you the chance to register.
www.gov.uk/coronavirus
york.gov.uk @CityofYork /cityofyork 17Who is your councillor?
Acomb Ward Guildhall Ward
Cllr Stuart Barnes L Cllr Denise Craghill G
cllr.sbarnes@york.gov.uk cllr.dcraghill@york.gov.uk
Cllr Katie Lomas L Cllr Fiona Fitzpatrick L
cllr.klomas@york.gov.uk cllr.ffitzpatrick@york.gov.uk
Cllr Janet Looker L
Bishopthorpe Ward cllr.jlooker@york.gov.uk
Cllr John Galvin I
cllr.jgalvin@york.gov.uk Haxby & Wigginton Ward
Cllr Ian Cuthbertson LD
Clifton Ward cllr.icuthbertson@york.gov.uk
Cllr Danny Myers L Cllr Andrew Hollyer LD
cllr.dmyers@york.gov.uk cllr.ahollyer@york.gov.uk
Cllr Margaret Wells L Cllr Edward Pearson LD
cllr.mwells@york.gov.uk cllr.epearson@york.gov.uk
Copmanthorpe Ward Heworth Ward
Cllr David Carr I Cllr Claire Douglas L
cllr.dcarr@york.gov.uk cllr.cdouglas@york.gov.uk
Cllr Anna Perrett L
Dringhouses & Woodthorpe Ward cllr.aperrett@york.gov.uk
Cllr Stephen Fenton LD Cllr Robert Webb L
cllr.sfenton@york.gov.uk cllr.rwebb@york.gov.uk
Cllr Ashley Mason LD
cllr.amason@york.gov.uk Heworth Without Ward
Cllr Paula Widdowson LD Cllr Nigel Ayre LD
cllr.pwiddowson@york.gov.uk cllr.nayre@york.gov.uk
Fishergate Ward Holgate Ward
Cllr Andy D’Agorne G Cllr David Heaton L
cllr.adagorne@york.gov.uk cllr.dheaton@york.gov.uk
Cllr Dave Taylor I Cllr Rachel Melly L
cllr.dtaylor@york.gov.uk cllr.rmelly@york.gov.uk
Cllr Kallum Taylor L
Fulford & Heslington Ward cllr.ktaylor@york.gov.uk
Cllr Keith Aspden LD
cllr.kaspden@york.gov.uk
18 Our City | Spring 2021L Labour LD Liberal Democrats C Conservative G Green Party I Independent
Hull Road Ward Rural West York Ward
Cllr Aisling Musson L Cllr James Barker LD
cllr.amusson@york.gov.uk cllr.jbarker@york.gov.uk
Cllr George Norman L Cllr Anne Hook LD
cllr.gnorman@york.gov.uk cllr.ahook@york.gov.uk
Cllr Michael Pavlovic L
cllr.mpavlovic@york.gov.uk Strensall Ward
Cllr Paul Doughty C
Huntington & New Earswick Ward cllr.pdoughty@york.gov.uk
Cllr Chris Cullwick LD Cllr Tony Fisher LD
cllr.ccullwick@york.gov.uk cllr.tfisher@york.gov.uk
Cllr Keith Orrell LD
cllr.korrell@york.gov.uk Westfield Ward
Carol Runciman LD Cllr Simon Daubeney LD
cllr.crunciman@york.gov.uk cllr.sdaubeney@york.gov.uk
Cllr Susan Hunter LD
Micklegate Ward cllr.shunter@york.gov.uk
Cllr Rosie Baker G Cllr Andrew Waller LD
cllr.rbaker@york.gov.uk cllr.awaller@york.gov.uk
Cllr Jonny Crawshaw L
cllr.jcrawshaw@york.gov.uk Wheldrake Ward
Cllr Peter Kilbane L Cllr Christian Vassie LD
cllr.pkilbane@york.gov.uk cllr.cvassie@york.gov.uk
Osbaldwick & Derwent Ward
Cllr Martin Rowley C For more information
cllr.mrowley@york.gov.uk please call:
Cllr Mark Warters I 01904 551550
cllr.mwarters@york.gov.uk Your councillors will be working for you
in their communities and are here to
Rawcliffe & Clifton Without Ward help. Follow us on Twitter @CityofYork
Cllr Darryl Smalley LD where we post breaking news and
cllr.dsmalley@york.gov.uk latest road closures. Send us your views
on what’s happening in the city via
Cllr Derek Wann LD Facebook at facebook.com/cityofyork.
cllr.dwann@york.gov.uk Report neighbourhood issues on our
Cllr Sam Waudby LD simple-to-use online form at:
cllr.swaudby@york.gov.uk York.gov.uk/reportproblems
19What’s on in York
What's on
The Gesualdo Six residency Live Well York
and virtual concert Information and advice community website
National Centre for Early Music’s for adults and families in York.
21 March Their range of events include community
This year the National Centre for Early activities along with a wide range of digital and
Music celebrates Early Music Day by hosting covid-safe events.
a residency with the award-winning ensemble www.livewellyork.co.uk
The Gesualdo Six.
www.ncem.co.uk
York Learning
York Learning run courses and workshops to
Trans-Siberian: The help you improve your skills for work, learn
World's Longest Railway a new hobby or improve your mental and
National Railway Museum physical health. With topics including languages,
Major new exhibition crafts and digital skills there’s something for
26 March onwards (TBC) everyone.
This exhibition will explore the extraordinary www.yorklearning.org.uk
engineering challenge behind the famous
railway’s construction, its social and economic
impact on Russia and the unique experience
For more information about
of travelling onboard.
what’s on in York go to:
www.railwaymuseum.org.uk
www.visityork.org/whats-on
livewellyork.co.uk
yorkmix.com/things-to-do
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February 2021
our.city@york.gov.uk
www.york.gov.uk
Support for
residents page 4
Supporting young
people page 5
Help make your York Vaccination
property flood Centre page 8
resilient page 10
our.city@york.gov.uk
www.york.gov.uk
February 2021
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